Allied relief bid for Shanghai after Cantonese attack
United Press dispatch from Shanghai reports urgent imperial and foreign protection measures as Cantonese forces threaten expatriates and property. General Per Chung Shi seeks to negotiate arms control while civilians seek safety on the Bund amid ongoing bombardment and rescue efforts.
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KB Francs
Siari
Shanghai
fUnited Press
Chung Shi
Associated
Wei
Cantonese Central
P. Mt
Bund
Welack
Passenger Train Narrowly Escapes Collision
A passenger train endured a near miss as the engine and cars jolted and slid but avoided a crash. Details remain unclear due to corrupted text while officials inspect the scene and secure the line.
Federation Meet Attracts Workforce Groups In Wisconsin
The Theii State Federation of Labor hosts a gathering in Wisconsin with many labor organizations expected to attend. A program for visitors' entertainment is planned.
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Watsaw
Wis
Theii
Val Iaber
Resignation of Federal Farm Board Member
Elmer D. Tan des and G. Whester quit the Federal Farm Board effective May 1. The Associated Press reports the board vacancy follows their resignation from Washington, D. C. positions.
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FBI
Associated Press
Wathingies
D. C
Elmer & Tandes
Whester
Federal Farm Board
Priceless Musical Library Leaves Washington in Turbulent Era
Bascom 3X reports from Daly North western Washington on the Marine Band library collapse and retirement plans. The collection fills a single room with about 100,600 staves of scores and foreign works from Finand Germany. The curator notes unique arrangements like Isis Overture for band and orchestra. Political chatter in Washington centers on party tactics and the tax plan, with remarks from Moore, Garner, Longworth, and Simmons shaping House debates.
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Bascom
Washington
Priceiam H. Sanierivan
Marine Band
Santelnma
Taylor Branson
Thesus
Germany
United States
Texse
Democratic Party
Mustang
Texas
Congresstan Moore
Pennsylva
Lowna
Wisconsin House passes Jiucialigt coal measure and state posts
The lower house approves a coal measure amid party lines and backs a unanimous resolution urging disclosure from state normal schools overseers. Senate confirms Walter A. Duffy as state agriculture commissioner succeeding John D. Jones Sr. after resignation. Benjamin L. Davis was rejected.
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Associated Press
Madiot
Soci ii
Hitt
William Kirtle
Board of Normal School
Gaia
Wisconsin
Duffy
Walter A. Dufy
Laéremith
Senate
John D. Jones
Eanach
Zimmerman
Benjamin L. Davis
Powauthee
Jones
Opposition to lengthening the working day for women
Reports show strong opposition from organizations in Madison to extending the working day for women in communities under 5,000. Willard G. Bie and F. Roser from the Wisconsin referees commission outline doubts about four extra hours per week and question the proposal’s practicality.
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Ey Brass
Madison
Spriv
Willard G. Bie
Wiscor
Ft. Roser
Rights Jeopardized By Movement Affects 10 Townships
Ten townships in Gounty face potential loss of rights as a movement claims to separate from county control. The dispute centers on water regulation and due process as organizers seek to redraw boundaries and apply new governance. Strong entities include Victoria sernangy and local campan efforts.
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Gounty
Bessemer
Giger
Nabholtz Takes Early Lead in Southern Open Golf
AP wire report from Atlanta and Cleveland notes Nabholtz led the Southern Open early with about a quarter of the field entered. Frank Walsh and others trailed with a 40 7 score line amid rough conditions and unsettled play.
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Atkuta
Lar Ceveland
Seound Ag Tae
Bay
Frank Walsh
Apemeton
Wir
Hed
Mellon to Sail for Europe Amid Schedule Changes
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon announced tentative sailing for Europe tomorrow aboard the ship to be followed by additional plans. The schedule shift came as Mellon adjusted his travel and duties, indicating changes to his prior itinerary.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Tedar
Yeraciagt
Sapiro Libel Allegations and Ford Case Adens
The record outlines sixty six changes in Sapiro’s 141 alleged libels with Ford details. Notes reference declarations by Avron Santro, amendments, and court adjournments including a date in April and events surrounding the case.
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Sapiro
FORD
Asses
Avron Santro
Taney Aisemed
Kenry Ford
Amendmens
Judge Denies Four Day Break In Case
Unclear court filing description from Detroit appears to report a judge denying a four day break in a case. The fragment references alleged testimony and named individuals but lacks coherent details.
Guard money status sparks state senate debate
fragmented OCR text reflects a heated discussion among senators about guard funding and postponement. references to Sen. Bermhani Getteiman and Sen. J. F. Carcel man appear in a crowded, garbled layout with mentions of state penal reform and re-referred cases.
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Sen
Bermhani Getteiman
Neael
Timnes
J. F. Carcel
Dr Houck Seeks Fasts To Mark Wife's Passing
An anxious Dr Houck plans a ritual fast surrounding the death of his wife. Fragmentary readable notes indicate he pursued religious customs, with unclear surrounding details and dates.
Power business control and public welfare regulation debate
Former Governor speaks to senate and assembly on curbing power company abuses. He urges public welfare regulation to attract capital, prevent extortionate rates, and protect consumers while ensuring reliable service. He warns against allowing profits to outpace necessary investment and calls for fair, effective oversight.
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Madison
GL Fosin
Senate and
Assembly
Pannthe Eléctric Comextorisas
Psoiic
Public Service Commission
President Coolidge Vacation Plans Reportedly Unchanged
United Press dispatch from Milwaukee notes President Calvin Coolidge may run again per close associates. Senator Capper and others cite Coolidge’s intent, while letters to Nicholas Perltxo and Everett unders confirm some outreach. The president will not decide on vacation plans soon, according to sources.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Calvin Cootis
Arthur Capper
Manaas
Betta
Coolidge
Cooldgeangens
Nicholas Perhtxo
Beght
Fetter Everet Unders
Secre
Coghdre
Presi
Peshiiga
Sion
Tes
United States Sells Nicaragua Armaments Amid Revolt
The United States sold the Diaz conservative government 3 909 rifles 209 machine guns and 3 000 099 rounds of ammunition to aid suppression of the Sandinista revolt in Nicaragua. The sale approved February 25 provided 32 2777 7 in purchase price with funds drawn from state department records and noted by officials as crucial wartime support amid ongoing conflict. Officials say the weaponry included standard machine guns and rifles used by the government forces against the liberal revolutionary fighting.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Severnny
Nicaragua
Sacesa
Revolutionay Ee
State Department
Wae Department
Diet
Cmd
War Department
Armagnan Severnment
Nicarada
TONG GUNG BARK ENDS TONG GUNG TRUCE WITH SHOOTINGS
Five people died and three were wounded in violence linked to a renewed conflict between Hip Sing and On Leong tongs in New York and other cities. The two year truce expired and clashes erupted in Brocklin Newark Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and New York Chinese districts. Police set guards and investigated multiple gun incidents as the tong feud intensified with several fatalities and injuries.
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Associated Press
Unitedi St
Sun
Cagualiers
Brocklin
Newark
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Leones Stongs
Micnish
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Porice Ésiabl
Brockizn
Ly Por
Chin Look
Chiness
Dazice
Man Held for Questioning in Oshkosh Jewelry Theft
Umed Preset of Milwaukee was held for questioning in connection with a jewelry theft at Oshkosh. Police say about $295 worth of jewelry was recovered and an attempt to pawn some items was involved. Detectives took the suspect into custody and continued the investigation.
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Insian
Aron Leong Iene
Funman
Chen Deer
Leon
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
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